Qin Yu originally wanted to say there was no need to buy food.
When the time came, he could just make do with something on the train—starving wasn't a new experience for him.
But thinking that his opinion wouldn't make a difference, and realizing that if he didn't eat, would his sister-in-law be able to refrain? Making himself go hungry was one thing, but the thought of making his sister-in-law go hungry made him uncomfortable, so he nodded, "Okay."
"Don't go anywhere, if something happens..." Rong Yan's voice abruptly stopped because she remembered this wasn't modern times.
Should human traffickers appear, a slight-looking boy would be no match for them.
"Forget it, let's go together later, we'll store our things first."
Qin Yu didn't mind and actually let out a sigh of relief when he heard they would go together.
After all, this was his first time traveling far from home, and he was a bit anxious.
He'd only been bluffing just now.
